On this episode of the Bucket Talk podcast, we’re talking to a true creative force and a legend in the making community: the one and only Jimmy DiResta. From his iconic YouTube channel to TV appearances and countless viral projects, Jimmy defines what it means to be a skilled maker, master craftsman, and lifelong learner. We dive into his process, his philosophy on problem-solving, and how a lifetime spent with tools in hand has shaped his career and art.

On this episode of the Bucket Talk podcast, we sit down with Ryan Bjorn, Superintendent of the Gillette Stadium Field Crew. You know Gillette for its massive crowds and intense action, but Ryan is the expert responsible for maintaining the flawless grounds. We dive deep into the unique challenges of keeping one of the country's busiest stadiums immaculate through New England's notoriously unpredictable weather. Tune in to hear the science, skill, and grit it takes to prepare a professional field for millions of eyes.

On this episode of the Bucket Talk podcast, we're roping in a true living legend: Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone. While many know him from the octagon as a fearless UFC icon, we're diving into the mindset of a tradesman. We explore his passion for everything from welding to ranching and how a blue-collar work ethic has defined his entire career. From building his own BMF Ranch to a lifetime of stepping up to any challenge, this is a conversation about grit, skill, and the art of getting your hands dirty. Join us as we go beyond the fight and into the life of a modern-day cowboy.

In this episode of Bucket Talk, Jeremy is joined by a true local legend of the Chesapeake Bay. Luke McFadden, a first-generation commercial crabber, shares his story of becoming a full-time waterman, and overcoming the obstacles he faced along the way. Get ready for an inspiring conversation about hard work, getting dirty, perseverance, and the passion that built his brand from the ground up.

In this episode of Bucket Talk, Jeremy heads south to Crenshaw County, Alabama to sit down with the "Catfish Girl" Hannah Barron and her father Jeff Barron, a pair who’ve built their lives on hard work, family, and the great outdoors. From accidentally going viral in 2016 after posting a video of Hannah catching a 30lb catfish with her bare hands, to building homes from scratch, Hannah and Jeff dig deep on living life on their terms, bonding through hunting and fishing, and what it means to break the mold.

In this episode of Bucket Talk, we sit down with Joe Samaan aka Joe Gotti aka Mr. "5 on the Diesel" to talk about life behind the counter of a small-town gas station in Kentucky, his experience working in the fuel business, and creating content that is built on humor, but grounded by his respect for the trades.

In this episode of Bucket Talk, Jeremy sits down with the one and only Hank Robinson — master engraver, veteran, and all-around badass. From serving overseas to carving out a name for himself (literally) in the world of custom metal engraving, Hank's journey is anything but ordinary. The guys dive into how he went from military life to creating jaw-dropping artwork for clients across the country, and the mindset that’s driven him every step of the way. There’s grit, there’s artistry, and plenty of stories that’ll leave you inspired.

In this episode of Bucket Talk, Jeremy is back on the bucket with the legendary Diesel Dave of The Diesel Brothers. The guys talk about Dave’s background in the trades, his faith, and zig-zag around Dave’s backstory - from search and rescue work, to driving monster trucks, and his time in Brazil riding motorcycles, sleeping on beaches, and eating fruit off the tree. Buckle in for this episode, it’s a hell of a ride.

Two legends in extreme sports join us on Bucket Talk this month - Travis Pastrana, X Games and motorsports icon, and Nate Wessel, former pro BMX rider and one of the best ramp builders on the planet. In this episode Travis & Nate break down the evolution of Pastranaland, from wild ideas to full-scale builds that helped shape it into the ultimate extreme sports playground. Travis dreams up the impossible, and Nate brings it to life. Tune in for the stories behind the biggest projects, the fails, the wins, and what’s coming next.

In this episode Jeremy sits down with the Stanley family of American Pavement out of Danbury Connecticut to pull back the curtain on the asphalt paving and recycling business and the trials and tribulations of running a successful family business. If you live in west Connecticut you know their big red trucks. These guys have done it all, managing to pass the business down from generation to generation, living the true “American Dream”. The Stanley’s are no strangers to adaptation, they have used new techniques and social media to propel themselves to the next level and now sky is the limit for American Pavement and Raised on Blacktop.